The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02

Nnaaa that De useg, and egIeaiaalz n view 81
4ht last lhat tho charfe8 we're I'll answered
III fhp last Democratic caBFeIl 5iens WHERE by
vote 81 N36 TO 20, each ana sfeTy one Of
4huHa allegations nov repeated ~ ttau.
Kiebolls wa rdpudiated. fAnplauso
Bfofa closing ] uill refer 70 simply enc
rtiasf suhiogt lud that % tllf Hfestien oi
fsrsonalizm 81 tie AlcEnoTJ atlfTInis.fl ton
6iHs9dHad uf tho accusation, But Z seemed
strange % mo 10 hear tho charge reyes "a
GNY after GAY. Some Eesss Rso ~ llleiil-
Nasft member or the HtaM Of kfIK EIaIlisl tlni-
ccisAF WAS seiiA oft " make aE invHstAEn ti1r
and examine into The Quaatluh Of appotnt-
Elenss iii the Parishes. He RAs called SWAY
nua. therefore igd elly an el5ForsllliitY y
look over q portion OF them. haFe Hinee
secured the LIST Of all the infl
b. Soy. Mehuery IN this State a1lt that ilat
VII 81 published, and We vii scan TIE entire
zoo one by one, nnd taeh ulsSilss llls
question whether 700 niiieeholneTg can
fotaii ata and control 2oat GEO people
t5Hp,issa t T. fBd iRSs cute 5s onssH sad
eit4er been Or were uOw u1nanents nt tggN.
MsEaery. Wren ] take up the lisa III liGE idas
Nhtt ID ! fMd2 find that N all I ap39iIli. Z
Eagsts from c0ustnllies ND, from 1854 down
faJ5ate, thtrty-stg im AL, tweIity-siI Of them
had itbeF been or were row
OPPONENTS on SAMUEL D. EE,EE5EHI,
R1-f flat IN your police jury OF ten he hiss but
csc supporter. Jhat does not iook rnllgh
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better Tor his political interests # he h5d been
Aatle MON personal IN his selection.
fTeu2ster and fpplTuee.l
Brit here WIS another reason. When they
e ia4FG people with partisansillp and nerEQn-
Gilssa, vii Won tCil Ine why t3tn. hlctlesiH ana
Is suHuurfeFs aTd the nuGsnteG henltar
H.lia now on tie stump with hini, dp NOT
answer thu question put some weeks aR0 ~
4llp t}neniuG III Gov NcEnerF7s caupslgn9
n ii was frederick Mash Ogden sent % his
EeeEe in auln.. ION, W.fs! ef9E, atehnery
GId senator Eustig and 158 Trends we're
safiElg with the new ,E-IEasfte EIesifle1lt 20
j gs nI1e gallant gent It2sli VINO tlafl 2l'set
i5P bic for Q Democratic President o. b.
Cles{ed u was tiiC eVenig d the fuilrtetnth
a September that br0uRlIt the lafnes before
this country uf tine interference Of the Cd
eIaI saih5TltiGs aud The aHyO1GfIn s1u Z tiatfs
Of ttt govcEnnuellI t1st prod. q s ihgsilt1
reyaiutipn and Democratic EtGuhe 81 lsel'-
5T4.sf5 4tatIvef HYtd encouraged cur friends
Iiitsi at last thc Democrat ilssG Was FfHNlu&
MI over This country, The ulTn they BAD
pz05eFsed 10 support with sincerity N
I jIaisr canpalGlts, simply becaRse "
flBsEsht ID proper to honor hun
md Thought thsl bis serxipos 10 the
Esatsapd 10 tho nation entitled hi5n e slt u
CO IF the offices overlooking the battlefield
ttf ttf1a Fourteenth OF September. Because We
4asraln7euded him 90 the President OF tine
: rived StafHR they refused 70 give MN q
Nr.rHst or syllable OF aid. and not Uniy that,
J. tatg protested against his appoiHtlItght.
J .st them answer th&t Ihes dare not. They
Gaag not answer u becaHse we can iurn the
tcs5 into them 70 deeply that tbev never
car rub thom ont before the people ut this
State. They ought to answer It here IN tll'6
parlgh Of EapldCs, where the life euu - '-
Elprs of taat Tun.p man dre fixed sn lftdeAb!y
l. pom she hearts and tic minis Of thu people
OF tbs parish. They ought TO answer tlat
uuCHsou before they come before sou ana
eHa7Re Samuel j. MckngFy sgd his political
fl ls5ls with pgrs7n5llsI3 III pehtles. ,,
5slalk yutl, aiyfEauir, for your kind and
courteous attention. IGhBeFs and cries OF
'IEUET5th for BUrsg.HD
Al tle conclusion OF the majors speech he
was presented with an exquisite bunch Of
crit flowers from Che ladies Of Aiexanar q.
When lac retired the applause was 20 enthu-
siasaic that MINOR Burke was compelled TO
rusgond.
JUDGE BI.ACENIAE
was called upon by the audience and he re- |
Fp0aded IL an eloquent and powerful nd-
dress. He spoke IN the highest terms Of
len. Nicholla and other Generals. and ia the I.
course Of his remarks asked what Private !
lIrEnory bad done for the redemption Of |
] 5ouisiann. and he held that he had done |.
5ust ~ much as Gen. Nichols. Judging from |.
the addresses of the ''reformerr, " one would |
iius zine that the State capital was about to |
be taken possession OF. He made strong |
point on the subject Of personal government |
nad challenged any one to prove the charge. |
lie supported McEnery because he has built |
II aud infused new life in the government, |
2 nj ls surrounded by the wigsst counsellors |
s. I-nuisiaua. "8IcEnery gives Us premise Of |
the EHEar0, indging from what ne has done !
S. -ae past. lie viii continue 10 develop the /
Ivasr .EeeB in tas South, aud give govern |
Rre- Of which the people Wal be proud, and |
wi, make the better Governor OF the two |
card ln tEs for louisiana"
Ills ended the spsech-maEinE, and all Rd-
5our3isd to the barbecus.